The 82 year old Canadian long distance runner Ed Whitlock set a new age group world record when he clocked 3hours 41min and 58 seconds at the Toronto marathon on Sunday, October 20. The Canadian averaged 5 minutes and 16 seconds per kilometer or 7.08 minutes per mile.
Another master-peace performance came from the 64 year old Japanese runner Yoshihisa Hosaka who clocked an impressive sub 3h marathon of 2:50:44. Hosaka ran with an average pace of 4:03 minutes per every km or 6:31 per mile. That also should be some sort of a record.
Ed Whitlock Splits
Marathon |
KM Pace |
10km |
Half Marathon |
30KM |
35KM |
40KM |
3:41:58 |
5:16 |
00:49:05 | 01:44:31 | 02:30:16 | 02:57:43 | 03:27:24 |
Yoshihisa Hosaka Splits
Martahon |
KM Pace |
10KM |
Half Marathon |
30KM |
35KM |
40KM |
2:50:44 |
4:03 |
00:38:16 | 01:22:35 | 01:59:50 | 02:20:49 | 02:42:06 |
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